Apple Disputes Australian Court Finding of iOS App Store Monopoly in Epic Games Battle
Apple and Epic Games are involved in a high-profile legal battle in the United States and Australia.
In August, Australia's federal court ruled that the Apple App Store violated competition laws by prohibiting sideloading and alternative payment methods.
Apple does not have a monopoly position in Australia or in any market around the world.
Apple disagrees with the court's decision and will continue to argue its position in court.
A 900-page written judgment has been published, providing additional information on the court's decision.
Author's summary: Apple disputes Australian court finding on App Store monopoly.
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